we ll see you again tomorrow. now it s time for the last word with lawrence o donnell. good evening, lawrence. good evening, rachel. of course, we don t have any idea with the mayor is going to tell us tomorrow. when i was working in the senate and senators would sometimes announce sometimes very big announcements, like bill bradley not going to run for reelection, and stunned reporters would be asking why, why, why. we d all be sitting there saying well, no, it would be strange fer he ran for reelection. understanding not running for reelection has always been the easy part for me from living inside the lives those people have to live. it s the running for election and staying with it that is the harder thing to both do and understand as you watch people do it. because it is such a strain and it is so difficult. yeah. although in this case she so clearly seemed to have gone through that switch in terms of the rail lines and decided that s where she was going and having
thank you all very much. mr. horowitz thank you very much. mr. horowitz, thank you. i appreciate what you have done. do you have your team with you? would it be ok if they raised their hands? if they are ok with it, i m ok with it. thank you all. you have labored hard and your work product is impressive. i just want to thank you all for what you have done for the country. mr. horowitz, i am dying to hear from you. i will take a little bit longer to try to lay out what i think is before us as a nation to crossfire hurricane was probably the best name ever given to an investigation in the history of investigations, because that is what we wound up with, crossfire hurricane. there has been a lot of media reports about your report before it was issued. and i remember reading all these headlines lawful investigation with a few irregularities. everything ok, low-level people kind of got off track. if that is what you get out of this report, you clearly didn t read it.
the city council at age 26, the youngest in that city s history and became mayor at 35 and the youngest mayor of a top 50 city in the united states. in 2012, he gave the keynote at the democratic national convention, the same speech that put barack obama on the national map eight years earlier, and in 2014, president obama asked him to serve as secretary of housing and urban development, a department with a $48 billion budget and 8,000 employees that worked to expand housing opportunities for americans. as a candidate for president, julian castro has focused on the needs of the most vulnerable, been a leader in the field on policy, and taken bold positions, including the role of iowa and new hampshire in our nominating process, which brings us here tonight. last month he made news by being the first candidate to say out loud that iowa and new hampshire should not go first, sparking a national debate. and he purposely made that statement in iowa and wanted to come here and tal
the son of rosie castro a prominent activist. he and his brother joaquin now representing san antonio were going off to stanford and harvard together. secretary castro was elected to the council at age 26 the youngest in that city s history and became mayor at 35 and the youngest mayor of a top city in the united states. at 2012 gave the keynote at the democratic national convention, the same speech that put barack obama on the national map eight years earlier and in 2014 president obama asked him to serve as secretary of housing and urban development, a department with a 48 billion dollar budget and 8,000 employees that worked to expand housing opportunities for americans. as a candidate for president, julian castro focused on the needs of the most vulnerable, a leader in the field on policy and take bold positions, including the role of iowa and new hampshire in our voting process. last night he made news by being the first candidate to say out loud that iowa and new hampsh
the state s first in the nation caucus. mr. castro advocated changing the primary and caucus system to better represent the broader electorate. secretary castro was born on the west side of san antonio, the son of rosie castro, a prominent activist. he and his brother joaquin, now in congress representing san antonio, were in school together before they went to harvard together. secretary castro was elected to the council at age 26 the youngest in that city s history and became mayor at 35 and the youngest mayor of a top 50 city in the united states. at 2012, he gave the keynote at the democratic national convention, the same speech that put barack obama on the national map eight years earlier, and in 2014, president obama asked him to serve as secretary of housing and urban development, a department with a $48 billion budget and 8,000 employees that worked to expand housing opportunities for americans. as a candidate for president, julian castro focused on the needs of the